Sociolinguistic Citizenship. In: JSSE - Journal of Social Science Education. Jg.17 H. 4. 11.12.2018

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1 Introduction
In a 2010 Institute of Public Policy Research report, ‘You Can’t Put Me in a Box’, Fanshawe & Sriskandarajah call for a shift in British policy discourse: “[w]e need a new way of talking about diversity in the UK. Overzealous pursuit of crude equalit...
Linguistic Citizenship (LC) is “an attempt at a comprehensive political stance on language” (Stroud 2008:45), and its central argument is that a subtle understanding of how language positions people in society can and should enhance democratic partici...
2 The idea of ‘Linguistic Citizenship’